Last Resistance - Im russischen Kreuzfeuer
Originaltitel: Kiborgy. Heroyi ne vmyrayut
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
7,5/10
8014
IHRE BEWERTUNG
Eine Gruppe militärischer Freiwilliger kommt zum ersten Mal zum Flughafen von Donezk, der seit mehr als vier Kriegsmonaten von den Ukrainern gehalten wird.Eine Gruppe militärischer Freiwilliger kommt zum ersten Mal zum Flughafen von Donezk, der seit mehr als vier Kriegsmonaten von den Ukrainern gehalten wird.Eine Gruppe militärischer Freiwilliger kommt zum ersten Mal zum Flughafen von Donezk, der seit mehr als vier Kriegsmonaten von den Ukrainern gehalten wird.
- Regie
- Drehbuch
- Hauptbesetzung
- Auszeichnungen
- 7 Gewinne & 6 Nominierungen insgesamt
Andrey Isaenko
- Subota
- (as Andriy Isayenko)
Roman Yasinovskiy
- Gid
- (as Roman Yasinovskyy)
Mariia Zanyborshch
- Natalka
- (as Mariya Zanyborshch)
Laptii Oleksandr
- Dozornyy Sentinel
- (as Oleksandr Laptiy)
Aleksandr Timenko
- Feniks
- (as Oleksandr Timenko)
Oleg Drach
- Ofitser shtabu
- (as Oleh Drach)
Aleksandr Sugak
- Desantnyk 1
- (as Oleksandr Suhak)
Dmitriy Saranskov
- Desantnyk 3
- (as Dmytro Saranskov)
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The best movie, filmed in Ukraine
Good story, perfectly worked characters of the heroes. I hope the film will go on sale not only on the territory of Ukraine and viewers of the whole world will be able to understand what is happening in my country and why these people are fighting
I'm Ukrainian. I was born and live in Ukraine. Modern history of Ukraine is not as simple, as other developed countries have. But any way we've choose our way to independence. My feeling as a citizen is the same, that has son, leaving parental house. It's hard, but it's needed step for growth. Ukrainian made their chose and now the new modern country born. Should see film all of you, who want to understand what's going on.
Slava Ukrainy!!!
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Ukrainian and russian are not the same language. And while we can understand each other a lot, especially people who have a rich vocabulary, i still had to use russian subtitles as an aid.
Well, the film has characters speaking to each other in different languages with no translation or language barrier. I love when movies do that. A chunk of ukrainian population actually can't speak ukrainian and that doesn't automatically mean they support putler.
So far the cities that putler carpet bombs are mostly entirely russian-speaking, and just ten days ago the populations were supporting russia and some of them even putler himself. Heck, even the current president couldn't speak ukrainian when he was elected. I consider his victory was partly ensured by him being a compromise candidate and as an act of revanchism from the east leaning part of the population. Well, no division anymore, i doubt ukraine was ever as unified as now in the current borders.
There's a saying, stalin got a country with "sokha" and left (in a puddle of piss) it with an atomic bomb. Well, putler got a country that was leading the whole CIS region, with a ginormous cultural market niche of russian-speakers and economical ties with all neighbours, with local homegrown IT companies that crushed in the local market the world leaders like Google, Amazon, Facebook and others, and he will leave (hopefully on the 6th of march, in a puddle of piss) it norther than korea.
Dunno about translations, that would make all the characters speak the same language, but the original audio is this movie's strength if you speak russian or ukrainian. The cinematography is a bit better than just solid, but this isn't an outright action film. It's more of a war drama and most of the runtime it's about soldiers and volunteers participating in philosophical discussions on the merits of humanity, nation, culture and other relevant stuff. And they do it good. I didn't expect the writing to be this strong and the actors sell it.
All in all, it's kinda a great movie.
Well, the film has characters speaking to each other in different languages with no translation or language barrier. I love when movies do that. A chunk of ukrainian population actually can't speak ukrainian and that doesn't automatically mean they support putler.
So far the cities that putler carpet bombs are mostly entirely russian-speaking, and just ten days ago the populations were supporting russia and some of them even putler himself. Heck, even the current president couldn't speak ukrainian when he was elected. I consider his victory was partly ensured by him being a compromise candidate and as an act of revanchism from the east leaning part of the population. Well, no division anymore, i doubt ukraine was ever as unified as now in the current borders.
There's a saying, stalin got a country with "sokha" and left (in a puddle of piss) it with an atomic bomb. Well, putler got a country that was leading the whole CIS region, with a ginormous cultural market niche of russian-speakers and economical ties with all neighbours, with local homegrown IT companies that crushed in the local market the world leaders like Google, Amazon, Facebook and others, and he will leave (hopefully on the 6th of march, in a puddle of piss) it norther than korea.
Dunno about translations, that would make all the characters speak the same language, but the original audio is this movie's strength if you speak russian or ukrainian. The cinematography is a bit better than just solid, but this isn't an outright action film. It's more of a war drama and most of the runtime it's about soldiers and volunteers participating in philosophical discussions on the merits of humanity, nation, culture and other relevant stuff. And they do it good. I didn't expect the writing to be this strong and the actors sell it.
All in all, it's kinda a great movie.
Take "Saving Private Ryan", add Netflix "Sand Castle", spice it with "Dunkerque" aaand reduce he budget in 10-100 times.
So, not much of the pretty explosions, but a lot of military drama abour group of soldiers, holding their position in airport.
It is the story about the super heroes and in the same time: the tender fathers, loving husbands and faithful sons of their motherland. It is the modern (even current) history of Ukraine. Film is worth seeing for every who likes Ukraine and wants to understand what happens in it.
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- Goncharivsky Combined Arms Ground, Chernihivska oblast, Ukraine(Tank battle scenes)
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- 1.700.000 $ (geschätzt)
- Weltweiter Bruttoertrag
- 884.894 $
- Laufzeit
- 1 Std. 52 Min.(112 min)
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